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Star Trek Discovery
Star Trek Discovery aired on CBS Access in 2017. I didn’t get to see it since it was on a paid streaming service. It looked good and I wanted to check it out. Alex Kurtzman produced it, which is cool. … Continue reading
Posted in Biology, Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV, Science/Philosophy
Tagged 2017, 2020, Alex Kurtzman, Alias, Biology, CBS Acess, Discovery, DVD, Fringe, Fungal Network, Fungi, Fungus, Jump, particles, physics, Quantum Entanglement, Quantum Leap, Quantum Physics, Reviews, Spore Drive, Star Trek, Streaming, super computer, Symbiotic Relationship, Tardigrade, Trees Talk To Each Other, Walter Bishop, Waves, Xena
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Silent Spring
Silent Spring Rachel Carson, 1962 Silent Spring begins with a “fable for tomorrow” – a true story using a composite of examples drawn from many real communities where the use of DDT had caused damage to wildlife, birds, bees, agricultural … Continue reading
Posted in Biology, Culture, Environment, Event
Tagged 1960, 1962, 22nd Century, Air, beauty, Bill of Rights, Biology, bird-less, Bohemia, Bones, brush control, burning, California, cancer, carcinogens, Chemicals, Chimney Sweeps, choice, Coal, contact, Cornwall, cost, Coughing, DDT, Death, destroy non-human life, Destruction, diet, Disaster, dose, Dutch, Earth, Ecology, England, Environment, Environmental Movement, Fable For Tomorrow, Facts, farmers, Farms, fish-less, Fork in the Road, harm, Holland, Ill, Illinois, industrial revolution, industry, Inhalation, insects, lethal, lies, Life, Lung Cancer, Maine, marrow, Miners, Mines, Money, mosquitoes, Nature, Newspaper, not quite fatal, notes, Officals, Pesticides, Poison, Power, Preservation, profit, prophetic, Public, quotes, Rachel Carson, Radiation, rivers, Robert Frost, Saxony, Scientists, Sick, Silent Spring, Skin Cancer, Soot, species, streams, study, survive, Swallowing, Sweden, United States, US, Vision, Warfare, waterways, who gets to decide?, Who Speaks?, Why Do They Speak?, witness to nature, WWII
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Madeline L’Engle
Madeline L’Engle Madeline L’Engle is one of my favorite children’s authors. I first read A Wrinkle in Time in 6th grade maybe. It was published in 1962 and my mother remembered reading it. In any case, I got a copy … Continue reading
Posted in Biology, Literature/Pop Culture, Lost, Movies/TV, Religion, Science/Philosophy
Tagged A House Like A Lotus, A Ring of Endless Light, A Swiftly Tilting Planet, A Wind in The Door, A Winkle In Time, An Acceptable Time, Austins, Biblical, Biology, Calvin O'Keef, Cellular, Charles Wallace Murry, Christianity, Chronos, Conrad Aiken, Debbie Gibson, Disney Movie Awful, Druids, Echthroi, Enemy, Evil, Female Protagonist, Geeky Girl, Good, Greece, It, Kairos, Le Morte d'Arthur, Mad, Madeline L'Engle, Madoc, Many Waters, Meg Murry, Michael Ende, Moon By Night, Morning Song of Senlin, Mrs Whatsit, Mrs Whosit, Native Americans, Nephilim, Noah, Nuclear Power, Phantom Menance, Polly O'Keef, Possession, Psalm 69:13, Runes, Sandy and Dennys Murry, Science, Seraphim, Silence Speaks A Thousand Words, Star Wars, Tesseract, The Arm of the Starfish, The Flood, The Force, The Neverending Story, The Nothing, The Time Quartet, The Time Quintet, The Young Unicorns, Time Travel, Unicorn, Welsh
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Love Synapse
April 22, 2009 Love Synapse Love Maps or Love Synapse? How much of our personality and love life is ruled by psychology and how much by biology? Anthropologist Helen Fisher thinks she has a pretty good idea. I read … Continue reading
Posted in Psychology
Tagged Biology, Builders, Commit, Directors, Dopamine, Explorers, Helen Fisher, Kissing, Love Maps, Love Synapse, Negotiators, Oxytocin, Psychology, Relationships, Sex, Soulmate, Why Him? Why Her?
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Fringe
September 19, 2008 Fringe “The Pattern.” I’ve often looked for patterns in fiction and in my own life. It is interesting that the new J.J. Abrams show Fringe uses the concept of patterns. Like “The Covenant” or “Prophet Five” … Continue reading
Posted in Literature/Pop Culture, Lost, Movies/TV
Tagged Alien Invasion, Aliens, Apple, Biology, Butterfly, CIA, Cloning, FBI, Fringe, Fringe Science, Frog, Handprint, J.J. Abrams, Massive Dynamic, Parellel Universes, Phi, Teleportation, The Pattern, The X-Files, Time Travel
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